ADVANCING EDUCATION FOR CONGOLESE CHILDREN

10 top students from 10 secondary schools across Brazzaville at MUCODEC Radio On Friday 22nd May, the Cornish Views Education Foundation (CVEF) proudly celebrated the International Day for Telecommunications and the Information Society, traditionally observed on 17th May. To mark the occasion, we brought together ten outstanding students from ten sixth forms across Brazzaville for a unique and inspiring educational experience at Radio MUCODEC. Radio MUCODEC, part of MUCODEC (

Education is a powerful tool that can change lives, especially for children and students in underprivileged communities. In Congo, where many face challenges accessing quality education, education NGOs in Congo are stepping up to make a real difference. These organisations are not just providing resources; they are creating hope, opening doors, and building brighter futures. Today, I want to share how these NGOs are transforming education in Congo and why their work matters

Education is the foundation of progress, and in Congo, it holds the key to unlocking a brighter future for countless children and communities. Yet, many educators face significant challenges that hinder their ability to provide quality learning experiences. As someone deeply passionate about education, I believe that empowering educators in Congo is not just a necessity but a vital mission. Together, we can transform classrooms, inspire young minds, and build a future filled

Access to clean water remains a critical challenge in many communities across Congo-Brazzaville. For children living in orphanages, this scarcity directly affects their ability to receive quality education. On World Water Day, we took the opportunity to highlight this issue by visiting two orphanages in Brazzaville: Maison Notre Dame de Nazareth in Mpila and Notre Dame de Divine Miséricorde in Moukondo-Sonaco. Our goal was to bring clean water and school supplies to these chi